You see what changed
An editor you cannot check is a risk: it might drop the number that made your point. Here every cut and every new word is marked, so a read of ten seconds confirms that your facts and names are intact.
Tighten a LinkedIn post and see every word that was cut or changed.
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An editor you cannot check is a risk: it might drop the number that made your point. Here every cut and every new word is marked, so a read of ten seconds confirms that your facts and names are intact.
Remove filler words and repeated ideas, aim to cut about a third, keep every point you make, keep every fact, name and number exactly as written, keep your voice and paragraph breaks, and add nothing new.
It is told not to, and the marked changes let you check. If a cut loses a nuance you wanted, put the words back.
It works on any short post. The 3,000-character counter is LinkedIn's limit.
The aim is about a third. A post that was already tight changes little, and the word counts show exactly how much was cut.
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